Name: Will Scarlet

Gender: Male

Age: Young adult

Species: Arctic Marble Fox

Likes: Red clothing, fashion, and getting in on the action

Dislikes: Spying on Sir Hiss, staying dirty for too long, and annoyances

Relation: Will is Robin's nephew

Personality: Will is a bit of a grouchy individual. He doesn't put up with nonsense, which often leads to a argument or fight.

Other notes: Will primarily wears red clothing made of silk. He was also known for being the most well kept of the bunch.

Eye color: Due the way the drawing came out, his eyes are blending into outline around his eyes. His eyes were intended to be brown.

Will was born into a wealthy family in Maxfield, England. He was feisty as a young kit, and he only grew up to be a hot-headed fox that no one dared anger. By the time he was young adult he had managed to make enemies with all of his peers. He did have a girlfriend that he had planned to marry, however she and her folks disappeared one night without a trace. The disappearance of his girlfriend had a profound effect on him, which led him to kicking his parents out of the house, claiming the estate as his own. However, he soon found himself exiled to Greenwood shortly after.

Soon after leaving Maxfield, Will found himself in a tussle with another fox that was much older than him. The fox was named was Robin Hood, who eventually lost the fight. After asking Will who he was, and where he came from, Robin realized that Will was his sister’s son. Will had been searching for Robin after he was exiled from Maxfeild, and asked him if he could be part of the Merry Men for safety's sake. Robin accepted his request and welcomed him into the band.

Will had proved himself to be a good asset to the band. He was good with a sword, and he even rescued a princes! But his most notable deed was when he saved Robin being put in jail! Little John was suppose to go with Robin to the church service, though a disagreement stopped that from happening. Robin went alone, and he was soon captured after a monk he robbed noticed him. Luckily Will and Little John weren't far behind when this happened. Will quickly thought up of a plan and lured the monk towards him. He pulled out a bag of coins (which was actually a bag of flat stones) and proceeded to tell him that he would be rich if he could answer a few questions (the monk did try to look away a few times, but Will barked at him to pay attention) correctly. But before the monk could finish answering Will's questions, Little John had escaped with Robin. Will drops the bag and makes a run for it.

When king Richard was fooled into going on a crusade, a childish, and younger, lion named John takes his place. His advisor, Sir Hiss, would often be seen spying on Robin to see what he's up to. It was Will's job to keep an eye out for the serpent, and to take notes on what he's doing. Will grumbled at this task, as he would rather be in on the action. But when it came to stealing all of the taxes back (and breaking the citizens of the Nottingham jail) from prince John, Will was able to get in on the action once more. While Robin was in prince John's sleeping quarters rigging up a pulley line, Will captured and shackled the sheriff in chains.

After making a eventful getaway, king Richard returns to the throne and pardons Robin and his Merry Men. While everything is back to the way it was before prince John took over, Will began to think about his parents. He decided to hang up his Merry man title and returned to Maxfield. He made up for his wrong doings and lived peacefully...for the most part, with his parents.

Artwork is (c) MightyBalto1925